{"projection_revision":2,"snapshot":"b74778db4eb86886bf2a2888634fb96c","catalog_version":23356,"snapshot_created_at":"2026-10-01T10:50:41+00:00","snapshot_expires_at":"2026-10-02T10:50:41+00:00","source_changed_at":"2026-10-01T10:49:28+00:00","freshness_behavior":"materialized on first request after a committed source change; database triggers cover row writes and relationship writes","source_id_sha256":"5c248e39144e07fbe53310a1468b220806b0062f8345033a16ab0720c793cc1e","source_content_sha256":"94e11b0636bb192bc29575e96afc0a2f9a1ddfd7b00fd2baebb41c656e61a37c","total_catalog_pieces":6525,"schema_version":"2.0","query":"","normalized_query":"","resolved_filters":{"piece_id":3029,"timezone":"UTC"},"sort":"relevance","projection":"full","total_matches":1,"returned":1,"page":1,"per_page":50,"total_pages":1,"previous_page_url":null,"next_page_url":null,"end_of_results":true,"alternate_formats":{"html":"https://roadtovirtuosity.com/ai/catalog/pieces/3029?page=1&piece_id=3029&projection=full&snapshot=b74778db4eb86886bf2a2888634fb96c","json":"https://roadtovirtuosity.com/ai/catalog/pieces/3029.json?page=1&piece_id=3029&projection=full&snapshot=b74778db4eb86886bf2a2888634fb96c","text":"https://roadtovirtuosity.com/ai/catalog/pieces/3029.txt?page=1&piece_id=3029&projection=full&snapshot=b74778db4eb86886bf2a2888634fb96c"},"warnings":["Strict taxonomy filters exclude unattributed records; search title text separately before deciding something is missing.","Work identity, musical sequence and completeness are unknown unless reviewed metadata is supplied. Catalog collections are existing subcategory groupings.","Historical first-publication dates are unknown. Date counts include only currently public entries with known first-publication dates.","File availability reports a public file reference, not a storage-health check."],"publication_count_scope":"currently public entries first published during the requested interval","unknown_publication_dates_before_date_filter":1,"distinct_work_count":null,"approximate_suggestions":[],"message":null,"pieces":[{"piece_id":3029,"title":"Beethoven - Russian Folk Song - Op. 107, No. 7","composer":["Beethoven, Ludwig van"],"composers":[{"id":70,"name":"Beethoven, Ludwig van"}],"instrument":["Piano"],"instruments":[{"id":1,"name":"Piano"}],"genre":"Classical","genre_id":1,"is_archive_only":false,"evaluation_eligible":true,"points":535,"level":2,"canonical_url":"https://roadtovirtuosity.com/beethoven-op-107-no-7-russian-folk-song","instrument_points":[{"instrument_id":1,"instrument":"Piano","points":535}],"collections":[],"collection_semantics":"existing catalog subcategory grouping","work_identifiers":[],"work_id":null,"book":null,"sequence_position":null,"movement_number":null,"movement_title":null,"key":null,"arrangement":null,"edition":null,"entry_scope":null,"completeness":"unknown","reviewed_enrichment":false,"availability_label":"Non-Commercial","has_download":true,"download_availability_basis":"public license category and existing file reference; storage health not verified","description":"“Beethoven - Russian Folk Song - Op. 107, No. 7” is a short one-page piano setting in 2/4 time, marked Moderato con moto. The piece uses a simple folk-song melody supported by steady repeated chords, with a clear contrast between the softer opening and the stronger middle phrase. Its compact sixteen-measure form, repeated rhythmic patterns, and direct harmonic support make it feel like a small, practical arrangement rather than a large Beethoven concert work.Measures 1–8 present the opening section. The right hand plays the folk-like melody in simple quarter notes and slurred eighth-note figures, while the left hand supports with steady repeated chords underneath. The mezzo piano opening keeps the sound modest and restrained, and the repeated patterns give the section a direct, songlike character.Measures 9–12 create the main contrast. The dynamic rises to mezzo forte, and the texture becomes fuller, with repeated right-hand chords and a firmer bass foundation. This section gives the short piece more weight and makes the middle phrase feel broader than the lighter opening.Measures 13–16 return to the opening-style material and close the piece. The melody again moves in simple slurred figures above repeated left-hand support, then settles into a clear final cadence. The ending is brief and direct, matching the compact folk-song character of the whole setting.Interesting fact: Beethoven’s Op. 107 contains folk song arrangements based on melodies from different national traditions. These short pieces show Beethoven working with simple popular material in a practical keyboard style, far away from the scale and drama of his major sonatas and symphonies.","created_at":"2024-06-23T14:19:47+00:00","first_published_at":null,"published_at":null,"updated_at":"2026-09-13T04:48:50+00:00","match_basis":"filters"}],"latest_catalog_version":23356,"source_lag_revisions":0}